This RV park is well organized, clean and beautiful. The only downfall is that it is expensive. We loved the ducks, geese and beautiful ponds. read more

AMAZING!! We've been "glamping" for years, and were completely impressed with the Lynden KOA. They have something for everyone!!! From RV sites to tent sites to cabins. Some RV sites are on concrete pads with concrete patios (no grass), some are concrete pads with grass lawns, and some are grass lots. This KOA also has a swimming pool, a very well kept mini golf (those of you who camp a lot know how rare this is), huge play ground for the kids, two ponds with ducks, frogs and fish (fishing limit of 3 per camper), paddle boats, Friday night movies on the sloped lawn, bingo, ladder ball... too much to list! The grounds are immaculate and the large staff works to keep it that way. They have a well stocked store (hours 9-9) and a separate "Den" for coffee, ice cream, and arcade games. The laundry room is unrivaled and the bathrooms/showers are the envy of most RV parks. The park only has propane filling during certain hours BUT they will fill and deliver your LP tank to your site!!!!! Seriously, who does that?! The service at this KOA is reminiscent of the 1950s, when one could expect spectacular service for a nominal cost. I only have two wishes: 1. I wish I had more vacation time at work! 2. I wish I had visited sooner! Treat yourself. Make your reservations and enjoy this gem. :) read more

I've been coming to the Lynden KOA for years with my family, and while the campground itself is beautiful, clean, and most of the staff are absolutely wonderful, my recent experiences have left me incredibly disappointed. The issue lies with the campground manager Teniah. On multiple occasions, I've witnessed her being openly hostile toward her coworkers, using profanity, and behaving in an extremely unprofessional manner. Earlier this summer during a weekend stay i overheard her lashing out at a sweet office worker over small things simply because she was "overwhelmed". While doing laundry, I even heard her swearing about customers, which is unacceptable in a role meant to assist and welcome guests. On this most recent trip things wereworse. Teniah was extremely aggressive toward my young grandchildren when they came in to buy candy, again because she was overwhelmed and couldn't handle the situation professionally. Then another office worker Hailey, disappeared into the bathroom near the office for an extended period, coughing heavily and clearly under the influence of marijuana. My granddaughter and her friends even saw her smoking a weed vape in the bathroom, which is completely unacceptable in a family-friendly campground. Guests pay hundreds of dollars to stay here and should not have to deal with this kind of unprofessional and inappropriate behavior. Aside from these two staff members, the rest of the team was amazing, and the campground itself is fantastic. Unfortunately, because of Teniah's hostility and Hailey's inappropriate actions, i no longer feel comfortable bringing my family here. After years of visiting this KOA, it's heartbreaking to say I won't be returning. read more

This place is a fantastic campground and incredibly clean and well kept. We were here for 4 days for 4th of July and the only downside of our trip was the weather and they had no control of that! :) This place has a man made lake, a playground, a pool, clean and very free hot showers, mini golf, paddle boats. We stayed in a site on the lake (85B) so it was really nice to just sit and fish for fun. (It's catch and release) Not a lot of fish. I could swear the same 1 fish was caught by everyone. The put on a wonderful fireworks show and there are activities for the kids, but they are staggered and I had assumed all of the things they had listed would be occurring all on the same day and they weren't. But I still thought this place was well worth it and I am now hooked on KOA. We made great friends and I hope to come back soon. read more

It's a very crowded and cramped campground. The tent sites are too closely packed together. It was quite noisy. Not recommended if you are looking for a more serene and pristine camping experience. It's okay if you are interested in facilities and amenities offered by KOA campgrounds. read more

We enjoyed our stay here for the most part. Nice sites, but a few major cons. CONS: 1.) if you are in anyway worried about COVID do not stay here. No one has masks on (including workers) and play ground, golf and pool are open. They have a few spray bottles around that say "KOA hand sanitizer" but who knows what that is! 2.) the dump station is right next to the playground, so you can imagine what that smells like! PROS: 1.)Fun campsites, it looks like some were actually on the pond, those would be fun 2.) good location, you feel like you are in the woods. read more

We had a great visit. The staff was awesome. Very present all weekend - day and night, very helpful with all questions or problems, and very very friendly. The office has a small general store with everything you forgot at a good price. The campground was very busy, but very clean. The bathrooms spotless, the common areas well picked up, trash cans available and emptied. The only downside - a clear reflection of the good sides. There were people in every slot, and everybody had a wood fire. They're was zero wind, so the smoke was thick enough to choke you. That's it. That, and my brothers kids, were the only two things all weekend that wasn't perfect. read more

LYNDEN KOA is the best place to camp. We park next to a lake where we fish, hear bull frogs, see heron, eagle, geese and ducks with their babies. The grounds are very well kept. It improves every time we visit. The pool is the cleanest I have ever been in. No stupid key codes, or charge ffg or showers. Not right next to a highway. Lovely paddleboats and miniature golf to rent. Bring bikes to spin through park or a couple miles to quaint town. We will be back soon. Thanks friendly, attentive staff. read more

Just south of the Canadian border, this park makes for a convenient spot to rest up before continuing your journey. There are a few activities nearby, such as golfing, shopping, a myriad of hiking trails, and even a tribal casino. The park itself presents a clean, natural image, with a medium sized pond sprawled across the campground. There are a lot of ducks and other wildlife that you can watch for hours. We even saw a pair of black squirrels, which we had never seen before. Arriving at the check-in point is painless, but navigating the park is pretty tight if you have a longer rig. Our 40 foot motorhome had a bit of trouble getting around some of the corners, and had to curb hop once in order to make a turn. We reserved a 50 amp full hookup site, with patio and picnic table, and were assigned site #13, one of the few 50 amp sites. Unfortunately, the site was already occupied. When we called the front desk, they told us to just pick a site. Also unfortunately, there were no more 50 amp sites. The majority of the sites in the campground are 30 amp, so we had to watch our power usage a bit. The sites themselves are a bit cramped, as this appears to be an older campground, not built for larger rigs. No fire rings are available at the full hookup sites, either. There are lots of amenities, including a pool that was open despite this being the time of COVID. There were a few kids in this kid and pet friendly campground, but everyone was well behaved. It's not a bad campground, but I would caution anyone with a larger rig to select another campground. read more

We had a great time here! When camping as a single parent, you need a place that has activities and this place has it. Buuuut... Unfortunately, we paid a considerable amount of money to camp in dirt and listen to dogs bark and bark and bark. It was a super hot weekend so the pool was packed. At one point I counted 35 bodies in the pool and 25 on deck. Bingo. It would've been nice if the info sheet we received upon checking in stated it was cash only and there was no way to receive cash on site. The movie at dusk was so cool! We would love to come here again if we weren't placed in a dust bowl. I can't even imagine the mess if it rained. Free HOT showers. The bath houses are a mess though. Overall.... I love the activities but would love a cleaner place. My poor Birkenstocks were in need of constant cleaning! read more

This was probably the worst experience I've had at a KOA. There's no one in the office to reach in case of emergency or site problems and that's exactly what we had. Since we arrived on Easter Sunday evening I understood completely why staff would not be present. However, there was no one Monday morning by 10am either. The voicemail message says there are plenty of sites this time of year so come on down... it doesn't tell you there are TWO FHU sites, and a bunch of unusable or flooded w/e by the lake. It definitely didn't seem like all the spots filled last minute - most of them appear to be permanent or seasonal in fact, with very few for the public. Fine - but don't advertise differently! We ended up in spot #26 where we noticed a large tree branch about to fall. We were told by others the office was aware and doesn't care as it's been there awhile and they've had ample opportunity to have it removed but choose not to. Thankfully we have a surge protector on our RV power because we didn't have steady power at ALL during about 15 hr stay. It cycled on and off constantly. Our fridge is only electric so naturally we expect that when we pay to have electric we will actually have it. We were on our way into Canada and the only reason we stopped here is so we didn't have to run the generator all night for my asthmatic son who needed multiple breathing treatments. Needless to say it interrupted his treatments and caused us all to be frustrated because we couldn't even get through a 20 minute treatment or cook our easter dinner in the convection oven thanks to the power cycling. * I waited till we had another site with electric to write this. There is definitely no power issue for us here so the problem was solely on the campground side, not with our rig. I gave Lynden KOA a chance to make this right. I even called the after hours number on Monday morning to try to reach someone. I ended up leaving a note on the back of our pay envelope which we had to leave in the night drop box. They could have called me or charged us less than a FHU site price since we basically didn't get a FHU site. Instead they charged us full price and have made no attempts to contact us other than our emailed receipt. Stay at your own risk. With unkept sites, unsafe power, inaccessible and uncaring staff - I personally would never stay here again and can't recommend it to anyone. read more

I wouldn't recommend this park! They charged us summer rates in October and we paid 4 but did not get sewer. The bathrooms were closed 2 weeks after arrival. Leaving us no bathroom. The office hrs change daily. And the yard maitence consists of 2 young boys racing through the park on 4 wheelers doing nothing. No wifi as promised or cable. The golf course it tore up and covered in leaves and dirt. 800 a month is way too much If I could give less stars I would. read more

This has to be a wonderful place for families and is so family friendly. The paddle boats, golfing, bike riding, swimming (yes, it is a heated pool). I think that this is perhaps 2nd to none on family fun and relaxation. Don't forget the bikes, smores. The store has a lot of supplies in case you forgot something. While you are in Lynden, be sure and go to THE RUSTY WAGON restaurant and next door to the SUSTAINABLE LIVING FARM AND GARDEN store, who has many - many small birds and animals for kids to hold and feed. Sam and Juanita Cheyne Marysville, WA read more

I love staying at KOA's. I agree with Stacia S. that there are pros and cons for all of these, I'm going to list them also. Pros: this is a beautiful park, it's huge with trees galore and it is maintained pretty well. The playground is cute for kids, it will definitely kept a whole lot of kids busy while we were there. The pool is small but it would also keep kids occupied during the day when it's open. There was a sign that mentioned that there are specific times for adults just to swim which is kind of nice. The showers are ok, they are clean but older and they are free, which is nice. Cons: the ponds are huge but there is a lot of junk (I'm not sure what the junk is) along the edges, I think it needs some maintenance. Also, while we were out and my grandson was fishing a huge muskrat swam by. That was interesting. The miniature golf area was a mess and there was machinery running all day to get this cleaned up. It was a bit noisy. The sites are really close together and not all of the sites come with a fire pit which was a bummer since we really wanted to have a fire. We didn't know this. Back to the sites, when checking in we were given a map, as is the case with most koa's when checking in, and the young lady that was there showed us how to get to the site. Turns out it was not good directions to get to our site. We have a 32 foot trailer and it was very hard to get into our site. We had to take a completely different way to finally park our rv. The store was ok, had a variety of different items, but many of the items are a bit pricey. The basement has a sort of coffee shop, games for kids to play, area. We went down there twice and there were quite a few young ladies sitting there but not many of them offered any assistance on if we wanted anything. it was a bit awkward. The store is open until 9:00 p.m. on the Saturday that we were there, or is supposed to be. We went over to get some late nite treats and walked in as a young lady was turning the lights off. We asked if the store was indeed closed, she made a face, and said well yes almost. then another young lady that was there tried to save face and said no it's ok...blah, blah. Talk about not feeling welcome. We turned around and walked out. This place has a lot of potential. There are tons of tents sites if that is what you prefer. I believe there is a need for better communication, especially from the young people that are working there. We saw quite a few people riding around in carts, no real warm welcomes there either. Also, this place has people who stay here, it's evident, since we saw rv's that had fencing, even cement blocks around their rv's. I'm pretty picky with where I stay and I do tend to compare with the koa in Astoria, you can't beat that place. Again, this place could be a lot better, it just needs work. read more

My daughter and I stayed there for a weekend in September and booked one of the cabins. Shortly after unpacking, we noticed a few bugs emerging from the wall and ground. Because we arrived late, there was no attendant on duty so we had no option but to stay put (even though other cabins were empty - more on this later). We tried to ignore them as best as possible, but an hour later, the cabin was riddled with them! After a VERY unpleasant night, I went to the front counter to complain. As soon as I raised the issue of bugs in that particular cabin, the young girl said "Oh no, not again!" Shockingly, I asked if it was a known issue with that cabin. She replied that they had been sprayed recently because they were getting bugs in the cabin, but were *hoping* it would be over. My fear was bed bugs, so I asked what bugs they were spraying for. They could not tell me. I spoke with the manager who told me the owner was away but would call me and let me know what bugs they were fighting. He didn't know if bed bugs were present or what bugs they were trying to get rid of, but assured me the owner would give me a call the next day. Four days later the owner called and said they had sprayed for bugs recently but couldn't tell me what kind they were fighting. She said she didn't see bugs (ummm....ok...) and was surprised they "were back". Were back?? Given my wife's condition and the threat of reaction to bed bugs, I asked if she could confirm with the pest company as I needed to eliminate bed bugs. She assured me she'd ask and get back to me ASAP. In the meantime and because I couldn't risk it, I had to dispose of every item we took that weekend. I STILL HAVE NOT HEARD BACK FROM THEM. Totally unacceptable! For anyone working on hospitality, dealing with bug complaints should be top of their list. As it was, I had to through out nearly $200 worth of clothing, camping supplies, etc because I couldn't risk bringing bed bugs home. Truly deplorable customer service - can only imagine the same [lack of] concern and attention they give to the rest of the place. Hey owner, here's a tip: Don't put people in cabins that are known to have a bug problem, especially when other cabins are available!! If you do, you should have the decency to let them know what bugs are in there. DON'T STAY IN THE CABINS, AND DON'T EXPECT ACTION FROM OWNER IF ANYTHING IS WRONG. TRULY AWFUL. read more

We came to this campground when our kids were younger and it was okay. Sites seemed larger but we had a small RV back then. Upon making reservations, we indicated we had a much larger RV. 40ft Fifth wheel with an extended cab and dually 3/4 ton truck, which did not fit in to a 45 foot spot that you are forced to maneuver around other units and trees. As a result of us trying to maneuver into this ridiculously narrow and tiny space, we almost hit the sewer line, had to drive over the curb and still clipped a massive tree damaging our RV. Now with a cracked shell, and no remorseful apology from the owners or acknowledgment there of, I can honestly say that we will NEVER be back nor will we recommend this campground to others. In reading other reviews, it's is mentioned that there are fluctuations with electricity for their only 30 amp service. I would agree with that. We had to run our fridge on gas as it tripped the system when trying to operate at full capacity. Oh and yes... it says there is internet showing up on WiFi, but no password listed for access on their brochures and no one around to ask. Length of our stay you may ask? ... 17 hours! Here's hoping our place in Canada is a step up! PS. This campground is now in the middle of new housing area where there were once just farm fields. The owners should just sell and have it developed into residential housing. They'd get more money that way because with reviews like this and others, they won't remain in business much longer. read more

We just stayed here and LOVED IT!! The grounds are incredibly well maintained and the staff is friendly. I highly recommend staying around the lake, as they have fire pits and not all sites do, just beware of the bullfrogs! My kiddos had an amazing time and there was no shortage of things to do. We were handed an activity flyer at check-in that had all sorts of fun things to do, like: tractor rides, scavenger hunt, craft class, & bingo. The general store had a little of everything (yay! We needed a new hose....and wine...and squirt guns). They have wi-fi, but it's limited. Downstairs was like heaven for my Littles! It boasts a coffee shop, local ice cream, snacks, arcade, & pool table. You can check out all kinds of sporting equipment (bocce ball, horseshoes, basketball, badminton, etc), as well as board games and puzzles. For a fee you can rent paddle boats or mini-golf. The facility is in pretty good shape and kept clean. There is no fee for a hot shower! All-in-all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will be back! Highly recommend! read more

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Pros: This is a great campground for families. The staff was really friendly and present throughout our weekend (Memorial Weekend). The grounds were beautiful with mature trees and several little lakes. It is well kept and all facilities were clean. They clean the pool and the bathrooms daily from what I could tell. Our kids loved the park, fishing lakes, and paddle boats. We intended to mini-golf but didn't make it this time. Both activities are fee-based at $3-4 per person currently, but it's a nice option for entertainment. Definitely bring bikes or scooters for the kids. The paths around the entire campground are paved, so there are kids riding everywhere. They have a family friendly movie on the weekends. Dogs are allowed as long as they are leashed at all times. Noise isn't too bad, considering how many they can host. We were there during a holiday weekend, so it was packed but the noise was a non-issue and people seemed to respect the later hours by not being too noisy. Cons: -Fire pits are only provided near the lake. BUT, you can bring and use your own (provided no ban is in effect) - so not a huge deal. -If you're looking for a place that allows you a lot of space at your campsite, this one isn't for you. They do pack people in. That being said, we didn't mind. We liked how family friendly it was and that our kids could make friends on the grounds easily. read more

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we came to this KOA because the recorder says come on in we have plenty of room. Guess what they didn't have room for us. What made it worse is the campground was beautiful, the grounds were beautiful and the desk people very helpful but we were sad no place to stay. Next time we are in the area we will try again but wont make the drive unless we have confirmation. read more

The campground itself it great! Although, one of the owners (Vicky) has a screw loose and enjoys harassing campers. ie: randomly stopping by and telling you (in a very snarky way), that you have to pay for extra people (when you show her your receipt she acts nice again) also randomly telling you to take your extra tent down as it is too big (showing her their tent sizing policy makes her nice again), also stops by and asks if the neighbors are bothering you and when you say not at all, she then tells you not to crack ANY jokes or laugh because it is after 10 and she will be listening (?). On two occasions I saw two separate employees being talked to by her and the employees were crying. I ended up communicating to her that her behavior is off putting and wont be very good for repeat business and she replied saying that her family has been successful for over 40 years and that some campers just don't like being 'called out'. There was a huge family reunion happening that had rented out the entire cabin area , I believe 12 or 13 cabins and Vicky was non stop harassing them. When she would ask them to quiet down she would do so by stating she is going to call the police on them. She would wait in her golf cart outside their cabins early in the morning before they woke up, just to greet them with her complaints. This was a family with little kids etc and we were directly behind them and never once bothered by them, so this was all her. Extremely passive aggressive and very unprofessional! read more

Nice campground, the grounds are very well kept up, nice helpful staff. Camping spaces are very, very close for full hookup, unless you are down by the ponds. My biggest gripe was that the machinery ran from 11am past 6pm the entire time we were there, 3 nights.We were here June 14-17,2016. If you enjoy lawnmowers,hedge cutting,chain saws and little gas carts zipping around all day and into the evening hours while you are trying to have a nice meal, this is your place.Close to the border. read more

Came here to spend a few nights camping with kids before school starts. It was close and relatively convenient. I'd say these things were pros- but all KOAs have them so- they really aren't anything special: Pool Volleyball Playground Coffee shop with pool table and a couple video games Mini golf, but the greens are terrible and it's pretty plain but the kids don't care. Cons: The ponds (not lakes) are filthy. Covered with moss, dead grass and feathers. If fish survive in these things, I'm not sure how. In fact, there was dead fish floating on the bank when we were playing mini golf. (Gross) The groundskeepers are working constantly, so the machinery is running All. Day. Long. It's never, ever quiet. Ever. Well, maybe from 2 am -6 am. But, even then, an alarm starts beeping in a cabin until 10 am, when someone gets around to shutting it off. That wasn't annoying at all. The campsites are so close together that you can literally spit on your neighbor. Absolutely no privacy and you can hear the neighbors snore. Fire pits are 20' apart. Max. There aren't enough bathrooms and showers. The market is ok. We needed a couple simple fuses, 20A, and they didn't have much of anything automotive. You'd think at a place that relies on vehicles and campers, they'd carry a bit more. If you're looking for an "experience," I don't think this is the place for you- just go to a regular campground. If you want someplace quick and inexpensive, and you come when it's not crowded, you'll be ok. It could be better, just needs some work. I preferred the one in Winthrop much better. read more

We stayed at this campsite during the July long weekend and stayed in a cabin and a tent site. The Good: - Friendly staff. They organized multiple events during the weekend and kept the kids busy - Play area, swimming pool, boating and mini-golf. Kids had a blast playing with the sprinklers - The fireworks was decent. Plenty of blue and black berry shrubs around the campsite. The Bad: - Campsites are very small and provide little or no privacy - Cabins are on a muddy road; creating a cloud of dust by the passing vehicles. The campfire pit is literally inches away from the road. - Very few bathrooms and showers for such a big campsite. No street lights near one of the bathroom units. Campsite has lot of potential and needs to be improved. Suggestion: Stay away from cabin#5. read more

We love this KOA,it's our home away from home in the summer! We have visited each year since 2005, our boys have grown up here and we have many, many great memories. As with many things in life, the experience is what you make it. There is a lot to chose from and keep children of all ages busy. And best of all, the owners and staff are incredible! read more

We had a great time! The kids enjoyed playing in the pool, on the playground and we even brought bikes for them to explore on. We'll be back

I stayed here the first two weeks of November. Lots of semi-permanent trailers/RVs on the perimeters. That left two rows of in & outers. I was only one who stayed the whole 2 weeks but several came and went over the weekends so stayed nice and quiet. Had lots of areas to walk my dog. A really nice pond with bridges and trails around it. All nicely maintained. I was in space #8. Pull thru with full service 30 amp. Free wifi. TV was spotty and not reliable but got several channels just with my antenna. The showers and outbuildings were all closed for the season. There was usually someone around during the day working on the property but office closed. Plenty of garbage cans. Extended my stay and was no problem at all. The lady who did the office part of things texted me right away and was very friendly and helpful, although off site. Then I left earlier than planned! Again, no problem. All in all, a very pleasant stay. I'll go back for sure. read more

Dirty restrooms ,unpleasant people to deal with, AND VERY EXPENSIVE $$$,,pretty lake but surrounded with duck and goose doo doo..yech!

We just recently stayed two nights here. Not sure where all the 1 star ratings are coming from. Yes, this is not the newest or fanciest of KOAs, nor is it particularly value priced. We used one of their tent sites, and it was perfectly fine. A lot of shade, and we did not have to walk far for anything. The people around us were pretty nice, kept to themselves and the place was pretty quiet at night. There were plenty of kids around during the day, having fun, riding their bikes, but that was never a nuisance. The pool is small, but looked clean. Store was fine, and the service from the staff was great. read more

The amenities were great. Bed was comfortable and cabin was clean. You could tell they had new staff... hard to reach and no one could really give a correct answer to things. All in all, we would stay here again. read more

Had a great experience! It's like the Disneyland of campgrounds as far as my kids are concerned. A lot of nice details like free ice cream, outdoor movie night, Mardi Gras bike parade. Along with all the other amenities, very nice place to stay and have fun. read more

1st time here, stayed 3 days not 1 staffer says hello an there are many out an about on the grounds , must be a older koa RV spots with full hook ups are very tight ,no fire pits do to how close the spaces are, yes a pool yes mini golf,yes a game room an pool table for kids to play,big ground .they advertise lake, more of large ponds tons of weeds can't really fish ,unless you like catching weeds ,yes paddle boats but the weeds make it hard an they have no signs on the little roads so you guess which way to go ,when other koa take you to your spot ,customer service is huge with us ..but it is very packed the 3 days we where here... read more

Nice clean campground but.....my wife and I went to visit my sister-in-law and brother-in-law who were staying there for dinner. I followed the directions to pull into the office area to sign in and register as a guest. I had to pay $5 for each of us visiting......$15 to visit and have dinner and then leave the campground. Unbelievable! read more

The grounds looked beautiful that's why I give it a 2 because they really are a 5 but their voice mail says we have plenty of spots. Drove over 1000 miles to get there and they tell us they don't have any spots and oh yeah we really need to change our message. read more

This place is definitely not for you if you want to relax and have an enjoyable peaceful camping weekend. It's like a Walmart parking lot. The campsites are incredibly close together. There is pets everywhere. Music blaring from multiple campsites. I had to clean up dog poop twice from my neighbors dogs and had them under my table while I ate for three days. The music is so loud I can't even concentrate on reading a book. I had to ask all three nights I've stayed for the owners to say something. Each time the girl at the desk said she would radio someone but nothing would change or happen. The last night I found a guy on a golf cart and tried asking him and he was very unapproachable and kept cutting me off. He said there was no rule about any of my requests yet I was looking at the sheet they handed me when I got here. It's states all pets must be leashes and it also states all noise must be confined to your site. He came down to our site and rather than saying something to the neighbors, said something to us and it caused a scene and made it incredibly uncomfortable for us the rest of the night with our neighbors. He said we can take a hike if we don't like his accommodations. So if your into hearing music with profanity from 4 sites away, picking up someone else's dog poop and being treated unkind, this is your spot. It's very clean and very nice grounds, bummer there so rude. Others cons would be that there is animals in the pond making noise all night. The pool is jammed packed at all times with probably 50 kids and not enough seats for adults. If your looking for a party this is your place! If your looking for a family refreshing weekend, this is not the place. read more

This KOA is not what you expect. Lake is not very large and slimmy. Lots of dirt everywhere! Grass is an amenity! Dirt in food and just covering us and everything. Paddle boats broken but still rented... Restrooms sink broken so only 1. Shower and restroom facilities are sparse for this size campground. Really not much for the kiddos except swimming. Pool has adult swim at 2 and 5. Adults don't swim but have a pool party with mixed drinks. Never even got in. I'm all for adult swim if that is what it's used for. Staff did not care! Looked bored and half asleep. Did not feel welcome. Miniature golf is 2.50 per game! Not for the stay like some Koas. Cabin on the lake is more like cabin on the creek! I will not stay her again. It came highly recommended however not sure why. I would stay at Grady KOA or Astoria. These 2 KOAs know how to host a camping trip. I did not want to leave either! I could not wait to leave Lynden! My kids also love Koas but hated this one. Fire alarm also sounded in cabin 2 for 2 hours. Staff did not check it and told a guest it was probably the houses next to KOA. It was cabin 2! Unruly kids also were throwing pool chairs in pool , ramming their paddle boat into others and running over fishing lines after being asked not to. No staff in site to ask them to stop! Basically you will not see staff u less you search them out. The only one we saw was the maintenece guy! The others sit bored and act irritated if you need help. They are all young adults however they can be trained to provide better service. If you just need to overnight you are probably ok... However for a lengthy stay go to Grady or Astoria! This KOA also charger for everything except the pool. The others you buy a bracelet or pay a resort fee for all inclusive mini golf, jumping pillows and Astoria provides breakfast. Too many other awesome places to stay! Will not be going back! read more